The jive-httpd server by default listens for connections on port 80, on all available network interfaces. If configured for SSL (see the Operations Cookbook), the server will also listen for connections on port 443. The following commands will show if the jive-httpd service is listening on the designated ports.
[root@melina ~]# lsof -n -i TCP:80 -i TCP:443 COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME jive-http 3094 root 3u IPv6 30661 TCP *:http (LISTEN) jive-http 3098 jive 3u IPv6 30661 TCP *:http (LISTEN) jive-http 3099 jive 3u IPv6 30661 TCP *:http (LISTEN) jive-http 3100 jive 3u IPv6 30661 TCP *:http (LISTEN) jive-http 3101 jive 3u IPv6 30661 TCP *:http (LISTEN) jive-http 3102 jive 3u IPv6 30661 TCP *:http (LISTEN) jive-http 3104 jive 3u IPv6 30661 TCP *:http (LISTEN) jive-http 3105 jive 3u IPv6 30661 TCP *:http (LISTEN) jive-http 3273 jive 3u IPv6 30661 TCP *:http (LISTEN) jive-http 3274 jive 3u IPv6 30661 TCP *:http (LISTEN) jive-http 3275 jive 3u IPv6 30661 TCP *:http (LISTEN)
In the above example, multiple jive-httpd processes are providing the "http" service. If listening for SSL or TLS connections, the "https" service will also be present.